1. Nothing in the world belongs to you forever, including the people you love most, the children you raise, your wealth, and your body, they will eventually return to dust. We only have the right to use everything in the world but not permanent ownership. Everything in the world is lent to us... Therefore, everything has its origin and its end, and we cannot force it. Life is like a passer-by, who comes happily and leaves happily. Most importantly, stay in the moment.

2. A person who has both sides looks good with everyone, but no one is really good with him. A low-key person who doesn't know anyone, but everyone has him in their heart. People who have both sides need to deal with all kinds of complexity, so they become very complicated, and people become tired when they are complicated. A low-key person only needs to be quiet about his own world. Therefore, if he lives a simple life, he will be very happy when he is simple. Complexity can never compete with simplicity.

3. Life is rarely confused. The so-called confusion does not mean that there is water in the head, but a person who is confused on the surface but clear on the inside. Think openly, let go, and look forward, so that you can escape from trivial disputes. Muddleheaded people bury their wisdom deeply in their hearts. Faced with overly complicated worldly affairs, they behave simply and do things simply. They are not anxious when meeting people and don't get upset when things happen. They use their rare and confused ability to be at peace with the situation and brew the mellow wine of life.

4. If someone helps you, you are lucky; if no one helps you, it is a just fate; no one should do anything for you, because life is your own and you have to be responsible for yourself.

5. Remember: I am hungry, you have a piece of bread, you give me half, this is a friend; you give it all to me, this is love; you hide the bread, tell me you I’m also hungry, this is society.

6. Smart people must learn to be kind to themselves. There will always be so much failure, frustration, pain and suffering in life. At this time, please don’t close your heart; please don’t let your heart be filled with clouds; please don’t throw away all the beautiful things in life, but open your heart. When misfortune befalls you, learn to love yourself and say to yourself: "This will all pass. Cherish every inch of time in your life."

”